You want to check your client’s Brand Lift Study (BLS) in Display & Video 360 after recently launching a Programmatic Guaranteed deal for their new audio ads. You review the report and see the campaign spent the minimum BLS thresholds, but the campaign didn’t receive significant results. What could be causing this issue?
- Brand Lift can’t be measured for Programmatic Guaranteed deals.
- Display & Video 360 can’t support
- Brand Lift measurement.
- It takes several days for the report to show up in Display and Video 360. Brand Lift can’t be measured for audio ads.
You want to check your client’s Brand Lift Study (BLS) in Display & Video 360 after recently launching a Programmatic Guaranteed deal for their new audio ads. You review the report and learn that the deal didn’t receive any significant results. What could be causing this issue?
- Display & Video 360 can’t support Brand Lift measurement.
- It takes several days for a report to show up in Display and Video 360.
- Brand Lift can’t be measured for Programmatic Guaranteed deals.
- Brand Lift can’t be measured for audio ads.
Explanation: The reason for not receiving significant results in the Brand Lift Study (BLS) for a recently launched Programmatic Guaranteed deal for new audio ads in Display & Video 360 is that Brand Lift can’t be measured for Programmatic Guaranteed deals. Unlike other campaign types, Programmatic Guaranteed deals do not support Brand Lift measurement. The Brand Lift Study is designed to assess the impact of digital advertising on key brand metrics, but this functionality is not available for Programmatic Guaranteed deals. Advertisers should be aware that when using this deal type, traditional Brand Lift metrics may not be applicable. Therefore, the absence of significant results in the Brand Lift Study report for the Programmatic Guaranteed deal is expected due to the limitations in measuring brand lift for this specific deal type.